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Extract logos, colors, fonts, and high-resolution images from any website in one click. Brand Juicer is a lightweight Chrome extension that helps designers and marketing professionals quickly extract brand assets from any website. With one click, Brand Juicer analyzes the current page and generates a downloadable brand kit containing: • Logos detected on the page • Primary brand colors • Fonts used across the site (including detected weights like Regular, Bold, etc.) • High-resolution images • A generated color palette PNG and Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ASE) file • A structured brandkit.txt reference file Everything is processed locally in your browser. No data is transmitted, stored, or collected. Perfect for: • Competitive research • Brand audits • Creative inspiration • Pitch decks and presentations • Rapid mood board creation Brand Juicer works only on the page you choose to analyze and runs on demand when you click the extension. Latest updates: • Font weight detection — fonts now show their weight (Regular, Bold, etc.) in the UI and exported brandkit.txt • Adobe Swatch Exchange export — color downloads now include a palette.ase file for Photoshop, Illustrator, and other Adobe apps • Results persistence — extraction results are remembered per tab when reopening the extension • Improved logo detection accuracy Simple. Fast. Focused.
Sep 12, 2026
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